Idioms and phrasal verbs
phrasal verb: to accept a situation or a particular type of behaviour
to stand for something
not being definite, possibly due to the need to change later
tentative
a person whose job it is to make sure rules are followed or a discussion is fair
mediator
phrasal verb: to start feeling comfortable somewhere
to settle in
having existed for a long time and therefore difficult to change
ingrained
something that places the limits of the freedom of something
constraint
Idiom: to complain about something insistively and usually publicly
to make a stink
slowly spreading to affect a large area or all parts of something
pervasive
a careful examination of yourself and why you think, act or behave in a certain way
introspection